Reducing IT Overhead: The Case for IBM SaaS Hosting

Let’s take a moment to appreciate your IT team. They’re sharp, hardworking, and constantly juggling priorities. Managing infrastructure probably isn’t the most rewarding part of their day. Between patching systems, monitoring uptime, scaling environments, and troubleshooting unexpected issues, it’s easy for them to get bogged down in tasks that, while necessary, don’t move the needle for your business.  

Maximo Application Suite (MAS) SaaS, hosted by IBM and supported by Nxt Era, offers a solution. IBM handles everyday infrastructure management with their cloud-based solution. That eliminates late-night patching and stressful scaling issues during peak times. Your IT staff will then have time to dedicate to tasks that will move your business forward. These are projects designed to foster innovation, improve user experiences, and support your strategic aims. 

Now your people can focus on streamlining operations, improving data accessibility, or introducing new capabilities for end users instead of maintaining servers. It’s essentially a move away from reactive fixes and toward planned improvement, and that can give everyone a lift. 

MAS SaaS can help save money, too, buy reducing the need for larger IT teams to support infrastructure, and eliminates the expense of costly hardware investments. IBM offers high levels of enterprise security, reliability, and scalability without all the associated costs. The end result is a dependable, highly functioning, and always-on environment, powered by expert knowledge, all without your having to do it all. 

What's more, with simple, predictable usage-based pricing, you’ll have an easier time with transparent budgeting practices. Because you only pay for what you utilize, you can say goodbye to over-provisioning or guesstimating what you will need. 

IBM SaaS hosting represents more than just a technical change. It symbolizes a much smarter approach to running things. With IBM and Nxt Era, your IT team can focus on what they do best. That results in a more capable, flexible, and efficient organization.